Monday, January 31, 2011
Final artwork- video
Artist statement
The video show describes the emotions of happiness in terms of shapes, lines and circles. The video also integrates the composition of the previously mentioned elements to form and basically describe the state joy and happiness for the simple
viewers of all kinds.
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Artist statement
The integration of different elements of rain, dark clouds, thunder and slow music is basically the perfect formation for giving the impression of sadness in this video. The feeling of sadness is one of the hardest feelings to be delivered on video and motion form, but in order to be delivered correctly, a true sense of it must accompany the whole process. Music was one main element to the whole video clip.
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Artist statement
The earth shape, sun light, smooth white clouds and the nice relaxing music were all perfect contributors to the success of this video clip. The elements mentioned previously can truly deliver the feeling of relaxation to any person who wants to join the state of relaxation for a while.
The earth shape, sun light, smooth white clouds and the nice relaxing music were all perfect contributors to the success of this video clip. The elements mentioned previously can truly deliver the feeling of relaxation to any person who wants to join the state of relaxation for a while.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
Precedent Studies: Digital visual art
Light artist Jim Campbell
Born; Chicago, 1956
Live & work; San Francisco
Education
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B.S Electrical Engineering, 1978
B.S. Mathematics, 1978
websit: http://www.jimcampbell.tv/
Precedent Studies: Digital illustration
Xavier
his from Spain
Born in 1976 in the city of Lleida, he studied advertisement design in "el Roser" and at the same time he worked at the University
in a research team as a multimedia artist. later, he went to Girona and he started to work as a web designer in different studios.
Actually he works in Neorg agency and also by himself as illustrator and graphic designer. he collaborates with medusa team and
flash level, and precise for another people
his work http://www.giland.com
his weblog http://ilovevector.blogspot.com
Precedent Studies:Motion graphic
SESSHU ABE__Hidey
motion graphics artist. From Tokyo Japanese
SKILLS
Photoshop Illustrator AfterEffects Cinema4D
WORK HISTORY
2004-2006 VANNILA INC
2007-2008 SHOW STUDIO
2009-2010 FOX INTERNATIONAL CHANNNELS
Website: http://www.abesesshu.com/
Relaxation
Relaxation therapy is a process that focuses on using a combination of breathing and muscle relaxation in order to deal with stress. The use of various techniques within this process can come in handy when dealing with daily stress or working through unanticipated situations that produce a great deal of physical and emotional tension. While the essentials of relaxing therapy can be employed without the presence of a health professional, it is often a good idea to learn the basics with a trained practitioner
Happiness
Sadness
Sadness is a feeling it's one of the many normal human emotions, or moods, we all have. Sadness is the emotion people feel when they've lost something important, or when they have been disappointed about something, or when something sad has happened to them or to someone else. When they're lonely, people often feel sad.
When you're sad, the world may seem dark and unfriendly. You might feel like you have nothing to look forward to. The hurt deep inside may crush your usually good mood.
Sadness makes you feel like crying, and sometimes the tears are hard to stop. Crying often makes you feel better.
Causes of Sadness ?
• Alzheimer's disease
• Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Cocaine abuse
• Dementia
• Depression
• Insomnia
• Panic attack
• Reactive depression
• Stress
• Substance induced mood disorder
Monday, December 20, 2010
Final Artwork
screen design (kids)
artwork description
Based on my survey. The kids know how to used internet. They love to listen to the music and have fun but they have a little knowledge about music They loves cartoon and games. so I create this screen design for kids to learn by music about the alphabet and how to sepal the letter correctly.
screen design (teenagers)
artwork description
Based on my survey about teenagers thy listen to all the music but not the classic on The teenagers have a lot of knowledge about the internet and music. they used the internet for entertainment and research they used the music for study to let them focus. They prefer to listen to the music outdoor more than indoor because they want outdoor more than indoor. So I carat for them the outdoor screen design.
screen design (adults)
artwork description
On my surveys they don't have time for entertainment on internet. they used the internet for business ,shopping ,research ,and connecting with the old friends. they have a lot of knowledge about music and the prefer the classical music to make them thinking. I carat for them screen design about all classical music.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Persona
Kids
Based on my survey. The kids know how to used internet. They love to listen to the music and have fun but they have a little knowledge about music They loves cartoon and games.
Based on my survey. The kids know how to used internet. They love to listen to the music and have fun but they have a little knowledge about music They loves cartoon and games.
Teenagers
The teenagers have a lot of knowledge about the internet and music. they used the internet for entertainment and research they used the music for study to let them focus. They prefer to listen to the music outdoor more than indoor because they want outdoor more than indoor.
The teenagers have a lot of knowledge about the internet and music. they used the internet for entertainment and research they used the music for study to let them focus. They prefer to listen to the music outdoor more than indoor because they want outdoor more than indoor.
Adults
they don't have time for entertainment on internet. they used the internet for business ,shopping ,research ,and connecting with the old friends. they have a lot of knowledge about music and the prefer the classical music to make them thinking.
they don't have time for entertainment on internet. they used the internet for business ,shopping ,research ,and connecting with the old friends. they have a lot of knowledge about music and the prefer the classical music to make them thinking.
Precedent Studies: Screen design example
Screen design: Kids
Screen design: Teenagers
Screen design: Adults
Monday, December 13, 2010
Research
what is music ??
like we are know that music and atmosphere go together. We might put on relaxing music for a quiet romantic dinner, but listen to something livelier while doing some physical work or exercise or out socializing in larger groups. You might have heard of farmers who increase production by playing music to their animals, recent studies showing that listening to fast music whilst driving increases the rate of car accidents, and the Mozart Effect claims to increase intelligence. While some claims may be exaggerated, there is no denying that music can suggest and affect our state of mind. But the reason for this is very mysterious. Why should organized sounds affect us to such an extent that billions are spent annually making music?
We think that the main aspects of music which influence us can be summed up as:
•Tempo & Rhythm
•Pitch, Melody & Harmony
•Pattern recognition
•Culture aspects
Tempo & Rhythm:
Music tends to have a steady tempo to it, often measured in "beats per minute". A simple observation is that most music is in the range of 50-200 beats per minute, the same as the extreme range of our heartbeats. In general too, the tempo of a piece of music roughly equates with the heartbeat associated with the corresponding physical state or emotion which the music suggests.
Pitch, Melody & Harmony:
Lots of things make noises but in general bigger objects make deeper noises, whether long columns of air or long strings in a musical instrument, big chests, large animal footsteps, or simply large objects generally banging together. Conversely, smaller instruments, short columns of air, short strings, small animals or objects make higher pitched noises. We tend to find large things more threatening than smaller things (part of our evolutionary heritage) so pitch on its own can affect how we percieve sounds and music, providing a basic scale from "high = light, happy, carefree" to "low = dark, sad, ominous". So Pitch on its own affects our perceptions.
Pattern recognition:
Human brains in particular seem to have a highly developed and flexible pattern recognition capability. This aspect of our intelligence has allowed us to adapt to many different climates and conditions, make the best use of available shelter and resources, and to build language and culture to communicate to each other and succeeding generations. It also allows us to appreciate and to create pattern for its own sake in the form of visual and aural Arts. The simplest form of pattern is just repetition. If we see something familiar, then it triggers memories and related thoughts, sometimes consciously and sometimes unconsciously. The repetition needn't be exact but similar enough to trigger that familiarity.
Culture aspects :
The Cultural aspects of music are built upon these basic foundations, and evolve over time into complex conventions which are passed on from generation to generation. The relative isolation of different communities during this musical development mean that they are likely to evolve in different directions. Then later cross-fertilization between different cultures can lead to the introduction of new elements which are initially molded to fit the adopting culture and then evolve further. With increased means of communication across the globe we now have some familiarity with the music of different cultures and can perhaps recognize the region of origin, though there is no denying that many old forms of world music are being "westernized".
like we are know that music and atmosphere go together. We might put on relaxing music for a quiet romantic dinner, but listen to something livelier while doing some physical work or exercise or out socializing in larger groups. You might have heard of farmers who increase production by playing music to their animals, recent studies showing that listening to fast music whilst driving increases the rate of car accidents, and the Mozart Effect claims to increase intelligence. While some claims may be exaggerated, there is no denying that music can suggest and affect our state of mind. But the reason for this is very mysterious. Why should organized sounds affect us to such an extent that billions are spent annually making music?
We think that the main aspects of music which influence us can be summed up as:
•Tempo & Rhythm
•Pitch, Melody & Harmony
•Pattern recognition
•Culture aspects
Tempo & Rhythm:
Music tends to have a steady tempo to it, often measured in "beats per minute". A simple observation is that most music is in the range of 50-200 beats per minute, the same as the extreme range of our heartbeats. In general too, the tempo of a piece of music roughly equates with the heartbeat associated with the corresponding physical state or emotion which the music suggests.
Pitch, Melody & Harmony:
Lots of things make noises but in general bigger objects make deeper noises, whether long columns of air or long strings in a musical instrument, big chests, large animal footsteps, or simply large objects generally banging together. Conversely, smaller instruments, short columns of air, short strings, small animals or objects make higher pitched noises. We tend to find large things more threatening than smaller things (part of our evolutionary heritage) so pitch on its own can affect how we percieve sounds and music, providing a basic scale from "high = light, happy, carefree" to "low = dark, sad, ominous". So Pitch on its own affects our perceptions.
Pattern recognition:
Human brains in particular seem to have a highly developed and flexible pattern recognition capability. This aspect of our intelligence has allowed us to adapt to many different climates and conditions, make the best use of available shelter and resources, and to build language and culture to communicate to each other and succeeding generations. It also allows us to appreciate and to create pattern for its own sake in the form of visual and aural Arts. The simplest form of pattern is just repetition. If we see something familiar, then it triggers memories and related thoughts, sometimes consciously and sometimes unconsciously. The repetition needn't be exact but similar enough to trigger that familiarity.
Culture aspects :
The Cultural aspects of music are built upon these basic foundations, and evolve over time into complex conventions which are passed on from generation to generation. The relative isolation of different communities during this musical development mean that they are likely to evolve in different directions. Then later cross-fertilization between different cultures can lead to the introduction of new elements which are initially molded to fit the adopting culture and then evolve further. With increased means of communication across the globe we now have some familiarity with the music of different cultures and can perhaps recognize the region of origin, though there is no denying that many old forms of world music are being "westernized".
Survey & Questionres (Kids 7 – 9 years old)
1. Do you listen to music ?
A. Yes
B. No
2. Do you like music ?
A. Yes
B. No
2. What kind of music you like?
A. TV
B. games
C. radio D. others
3. Do you learning by music ?
A. Yes
B. No
4. Do you want to learn by music ?
A. Yes
B. No
5.what do you think about music ?
A. nice
B. bad
A. Yes
B. No
2. Do you like music ?
A. Yes
B. No
2. What kind of music you like?
A. TV
B. games
C. radio D. others
3. Do you learning by music ?
A. Yes
B. No
4. Do you want to learn by music ?
A. Yes
B. No
5.what do you think about music ?
A. nice
B. bad
Survey & Questionres (Teenagers 19 – 25 years old)
1.Do you listen to the music ?
A. yes
B. NO
2.what kind of music do you listen to ?
A. rock
B. R&b
C. others
3.what do you feel when you listen to the music ?
A. happy
B. cool
C. others
4.where do you listen to the music ?
A. home
B. car
C. others
5.when you feel boring what type of music you listen to ?
A.hip hop
B. house
C. others
6.Do you listen to the world or tong ?
A. world
B. tong
C. both
A. yes
B. NO
2.what kind of music do you listen to ?
A. rock
B. R&b
C. others
3.what do you feel when you listen to the music ?
A. happy
B. cool
C. others
4.where do you listen to the music ?
A. home
B. car
C. others
5.when you feel boring what type of music you listen to ?
A.hip hop
B. house
C. others
6.Do you listen to the world or tong ?
A. world
B. tong
C. both
Survey & Questionres (Adults 40 – 50 years old)
1.Do you listen to the music ?
A. yes
B. No
2.What do you feel when your listen to the music ?
A. Relax
B. strong
C. others
3.What kind of music do you listen?
A. rock
B. classical
C. others
4.Why do you listen to music ?
A. like it
B. thinking
5.Do you like old or new music ?
A. old
B. new
C. both
6.Do you listen to the lyrics or melody ?
A. lyrics
B. melody
C. both
7.What is your idea about traditional music ?
A. yes
B. No
2.What do you feel when your listen to the music ?
A. Relax
B. strong
C. others
3.What kind of music do you listen?
A. rock
B. classical
C. others
4.Why do you listen to music ?
A. like it
B. thinking
5.Do you like old or new music ?
A. old
B. new
C. both
6.Do you listen to the lyrics or melody ?
A. lyrics
B. melody
C. both
7.What is your idea about traditional music ?
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
illustrative
This work articulates broken heart concept. After viewing this work from different angel you can easily tell that this work is mint to be addressing the pain of the lover. the shape of the broken heart and the red words inside it that says "THE HARD PART WHEN YOU ARE WAKING UP WITH BROKEN HEART "is the headline of the work title "emotion" the glass and the drop of the words filling it up articulates that the pain is fading away.
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